Spring Canyon Conference Center

Rocky Mountain High #3
2024-06-22 - 2024-06-29 | Spring Canyon Conference Center, 26000 County Road 344, Buena Vista, CO, 81211
Mentor: Col Tony Kim, USAF (Ret.)
Co-Mentor: SrA Cameron Kerkes, ANG
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Rocky Mountain High #4 (International Week)
2024-06-29 - 2024-07-06
Mentor: COL Andy MacLean, USA (Ret.) & Mrs. Corrie Frederickson
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Rocky Mountain High #5
2024-07-06 - 2024-07-13
Mentor: Maj Tim Tormey, USMC (Ret.)
Co-Mentor: CDR Lars Tormey, USCG
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Rocky Mountain High #6
2024-07-13 - 2024-07-20
Mentor: Lt Col Paul Homan, USAF (Ret.)
Co-Mentor: Lt Col Patrick Jackson, USAF
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Rocky Mountain High #7
2024-07-20 - 2024-07-27
Mentor: LTC John Cross, USA (Ret.)
Co-Mentor: Mr. Rob Allen
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Rocky Mountain High #8
2024-07-27 - 2024-08-03
Mentor: Col Hous Waring, USAF (Ret.)
Co-Mentor: Lt Col Mike Weeks, USAF
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Rocky Mountain High #1
2025-06-01 - 2025-06-08
Mentor: Lt Col Paul Homan, USAF (Ret)
Paul served 20 years in the Air Force as a Meteorologist, Commander, and Professor. He served on deployment to Iraq in 2007. He would love for all involved with RMH to walk away knowing that God has called them first to himself and then to be on mission, ministering to all those around them in both the military and civilian society, spreading the gospel wherever the Lord leads them.
Co-Mentor: LTC Tyler Jones, USA
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Rocky Mountain High #2
2025-06-15 - 2025-06-22
Mentor: Lt Col Jeff Miller, USAFR (Ret)
Jeff is a USAFA Grad, class of 1988. He retired after 35 years of service in 2024. During his career, he spent all but three years as an Instructor Pilot in both the Air Force and Navy Reserve. As a RMH mentor, his hope is to strengthen officers’ and cadets’ connection to Jesus Christ so that they are equipped and empowered to enjoy and serve him as they lead on the mission field that is our nation’s military.
Co-Mentor: LT Keith Holmes, USCG
Keith is a 2017 USCGA graduate and has served 2 years on CGC Alder followed by 2 years at flight school, and is currently at Coast Guard Air Station Astoria.
His goal is to support and equip current and future military officers as intentional leaders in the military, their local communities, and individual families by developing a Christian worldview grounded in the truth of God’s Word and a relationship with Jesus Christ.
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Rocky Mountain High #3 (International Week)
2025-06-22 - 2025-06-29
International week will include international cadets and officers but is also open American cadets/mids.
Mentor: COL Andy MacLean, USA (Ret)
After graduating from West Point in 1995, Andy became an Artillery Officer. As a Captain in the 3rd Infantry Division, he participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom 1 as a Fire Support Officer for an Armor Task Force. He was selected as an Olmsted Scholar and studied 2 years in Mexico, opening the door to become an Army Foreign Area Officer for the second half of his Army career. In addition to participating in OCF, Andy now serves with the Associates for Christian Conferences Teaching and Service (ACCTS), building and encouraging military Christian fellowships in other countries.
As an RMH Mentor, he hopes to accomplish at least 3 things:
1) Help bolster the faith of those who attend
2) Help them see that their time in the military is also a calling to Kingdom work
3) Allow them to build relationships and experience the value of participating in a military Christian community wherever the Lord sends them.
Co-Mentor: CPT Mimi Mejia, USA
Mimi graduated from USMA in 2019 and commissioned as an Infantry Officer. She completed her platoon leader time at Fort Carson, CO and is currently stationed at Fort Knox, KY with follow on orders to Fort Drum, NY. She did RMH as a cadet in 2018 and has been involved with OCF since 2016. The teachings, mentorship, and friendship have positively impacted every step of her journey, and she can’t wait to see what the future holds!
As a RMH mentor, she aims to equip young officers to grow in their faith, providing tools to help them cling to God as they serve. She hopes that we can encourage one another and learn from each other, and that we leave better prepared to do the will of the Lord, wherever he has us.
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Rocky Mountain High #4
2025-06-29 - 2025-07-06
Mentor: LTC David Schulz, USA (Ret)
David enlisted in the Army at 17, and then Commissioned as an Infantry Officer. After attending Airborne and Ranger schools, he led Infantry soldiers during several deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq. He later transitioned to a Foreign Area Officer assigned to Latin America, where he held foreign policy roles at the US Embassies in El Salvador, Mexico and US Northern Command and I was also fortunate to serve as a White House Fellow. He is a proud husband and father of two young girls.
He hope to be able to share his experiences and lessons learned with young military officers and cadets in hopes of inspiring others to serve our nation and lead our military with a Christ-minded focus.
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Rocky Mountain High #5
2025-07-06 - 2025-07-13
Mentor: Col Hous Waring, USAF (Ret)
Hous was a F15E pilot with his final assignment being J3 for Alaskan Command. As an RMH mentor, he hopes to evangelize, disciple, and exhort junior officers and officer candidates toward effective military ministry the rest of their lives.
Co-Mentor:1LT Ethan Weaver, USA
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Rocky Mountain High #6
2025-07-13 - 2025-07-20
Mentor: CDR Lars Tormey, USCG
CDR Lars Tormey is a Civil Engineer, Marine Safety Professional, & Acquisitions sub specialist. He currently serves as the Logistics Department Head at Sector North Carolina and Sector Field Office Fort Macon Supervisor in North Carolina.
As an RMH Mentor, he hopes to encourage a deepening of personal relationships with Jesus through routine Bible study and devotional practice.
Co-Mentor: Capt. Justice Cash, USMC
Capt. Justice Cash is an Infantry Officer, Platoon Commander twice, Instructor at The Basic School for junior officers. He is currently finishing his time as an instructor at The Basic School in Quantico, VA and heading to career school in Fort Benning, GA in August.
He hopes to encourage RMHers to live out and share the Gospel in the workplace.
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Rocky Mountain High #7
2025-07-20 - 2025-07-27
Mentor: Aaron Sherbondy
Aaron is a graduate of the United States Military Academy and served over 25 years in various leadership roles across the military and law enforcement communities. He is also a graduate of numerous military and law enforcement schools, and is privileged to have worked alongside the some of the finest men and women in the U.S. and around the world.
He hopes to provide the young men and women at RMH a chance to reflect on who they are as sons and daughters of the King, and then how to apply that identity daily to their roles as spouses, parents, officers, and after the military.
Co-Mentor: CAPT Robert (Buzz) Buzzell, USN (Ret.)
Buzz joined the USAF at 20 years of age, transferred to the US Navy to fly and finished career as a military diplomat in Europe 34 years later. Most memorable events – the 3rd American to finish the Swedish Classic (56 miles cross country ski, 3-mile river swim, 19-mile trail run, 200-mile bike), 100 mile 4-day march in the Netherlands, 1,000-mile bike ride across France in 7 days. It’s not the events that are memorable but the people and culture that surround those events. As a RMH mentor he wants to give a glimpse that life is not easy, challenges of all forms will arise, but with our Lord and Savior as the focus we can deal with all challenges through Him. No dream is too high, nor obstacle to difficult, but humbly taking one step at a time anything is possible.
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Rocky Mountain High #8
2025-07-27 - 2025-08-03
Mentor: LTC John Cross, USA (Ret)
LTC John Cross graduated from West Point in 1993 and entered the Army as an Infantry Officer. He served in leadership positions from the platoon to division level. He commanded two companies in the 101st Airborne Division and an infantry battalion in the 1st Infantry Division. Following battalion command, he worked with college students at West Point and in ROTC. During these seven years, the Lord gave him a passion to continue developing future officers – but from a faith perspective – upon his retirement. John now serves with Valor, a campus ministry that focuses on ROTC & service academy students as they seek to integrate their faith with their future service as military officers.
Co-Mentor: Lt Col Mike Weeks, USAF (Ret)
Lt Col Michael Weeks was commissioned through ROTC at Auburn University. After pilot training, he was assigned to C141s at Charleston Air Force Base. During his 21-year Air Force career, he flew C-141s, T-38s, and T-3s. He also taught in the Management Department at the U.S. Air Force Academy. He currently serves as the Dean of the Baker School of Business at The Citadel in Charleston, SC. As a long-time mentor for RMH he always wants to help cadets and midshipmen strengthen their relationship with Christ during their time at RMH.
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Rocky Mountain High #2
2026-06-14 - 2026-06-21
Mentor: LTC David Schulz, USA (Ret)
A proud veteran, Dave served multiple combat deployments as a U.S. Army Infantry Officer and later as a U.S. Diplomat and Foreign Area Officer in Latin America. His leadership and dedication to public service were nationally recognized when he was selected as a White House Fellow. While serving in The White House, Dave helped lead national workforce development efforts, working closely with top U.S. companies on programs to re-skill American workers as part of the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board.
Today, Dave continues to invest in the future through his work with education and technology. He serves on the multiple boards of STEM, Robotics, and Military Veteran organizations, as well as The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Leadership Advisory Board and is partner in a Private Equity firm.
Dave Schulz is deeply committed to ensuring the next generation is equipped with the skills, values, and opportunities to become successful, responsible members of our society.
Dave’s goal for RMH is to empower JMOs and attendees with the spiritual gift of truly knowing our God, and how best to use this gift in our everyday lives and real-world challenges.
Co-Mentor: Lt Col Jeff Coleman, USAF
Hi! I’m Jeff Coleman, a USAF Reserve judge advocate (JAG) and lieutenant colonel currently serving at USAFA. I have been serving in the Air Force for nineteen years. I have also obtained a degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and served in full-time ministry in New Zealand for seven years. My passions are forming reproducing discipleship groups, teaching inductive Bible study, and running apologetics retreats. Averil and I live with our five children in Castle Pines, Colorado.
My goal as an RMH mentor is to have fun as we advance to spiritual maturity together.
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Rocky Mountain High #3
2026-06-21 - 2026-06-28
Mentor: Lt Col Andrew Mccoy, USAF (Ret.)
Andrew is a retired Air Force officer, aviator and current business management consultant. Married 33 years with 6 children and 1 granddaughter. A 1992 graduate from the Air Force Academy, he served in intelligence officer, pilot, military attache, and air advisor roles. He has also served in overseas missions, on-base Bible studies, and leadership in Christian non-profit ministry. Since retiring from the Air Force, Andrew has served in leadership positions in two non-profits, started 3 businesses, and worked as a consultant. Currently, he leads a men’s group at his church and enjoys supporting and participating in international Business as Mission efforts. In his free time he enjoys outdoor activities with his family including skiing, hiking, mountain biking, golf, and camping. He has completed 300 of 500 miles of the Colorado Trail and hopes to finish it in the next 2 years.
As an RMH mentor, Andrew’s goal is to walk alongside participants as they grow in faith, character, and leadership. He wants to help future officers reflect honestly on their experiences, think clearly about calling and direction, and develop the habits needed to lead well in complex and demanding environments. He is look forward to leveraging his experiences and the unique outdoor settings to encourage an integrated Christian faith that shapes how they make decisions, relate to others, and step forward in their careers to glorify God with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Co-Mentor: LT Jake Skimmons, USCG
Lieutenant Jacob Skimmons is a staff engineer at the U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Center in Washington, D.C. After graduating from the Coast Guard Academy in 2020, he served as damage control assistant aboard the heavy icebreaker POLAR STAR (WAGB-10), then earned a master’s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is also a 2021 Saratoga Fellow and second-place winner of the U.S. Naval Institute’s 2024 Coast Guard Essay Contest. For recreation, he enjoys cycling, rowing, and being outdoors.

Jake would like to pay forward the experience he had at Rocky Mountain High as a cadet in 2019. Since the program seeks to build Christian faith in cadets and midshipmen through challenges in nature, it is an opportunity to serve God with both my outdoorsman and leadership skills. His goal is to build a solid fellowship among the crew and inspire faith by encouraging them in taking on challenges, both physically in the Collegiate Peaks, and spiritually in God’s word. Through that, we will all draw nearer to God.

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Rocky Mountain High #4
2026-06-28 - 2026-07-05
Mentor: Lt Col Jon Jensen, USAF (Ret.)
Jon retired from the Air Force in 2016 after 22 years of active duty. He had assignments touching all phases of weapon system acquisition, including as a Test Pilot School trained flight test engineer. After his selection as an Olmsted Scholar to Norway he was also certified as a FAO. This eventually led to studying at Japan’s War College equivalent and a tour at the embassy in Tokyo. After retirement Jon moved to Colorado Springs where he has supported Air Force and Space Force units for ten years. He and his wife have four adult children, all of which he took to Father Teen Adventure. During this RMH week he looks forward to discussing faith, military, career, and life in general. Soli Deo Gloria
Co-Mentor: LT Keith Holmes, USCG
Keith Holmes began his Coast Guard career in the summer of 2013 at the Coast Guard Academy. There, he was warmly welcomed by the OCF Field Staff and shown the opportunity to use the military as a missionary platform to serve the men and women in the armed forces, demonstrating Christ’s love for all. Keith Holmes has served aboard the CGC ALDER on the Great Lakes and has flown the MH60T out of Astoria, OR and Kodiak, AK. His current focus is to pour into military men and women as well as the communities that God places around him.
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Rocky Mountain High #5
2026-07-05 - 2026-07-12
Mentor: Lt Col Paul Homan, USAF (Ret.)
Paul served 20 years in the Air Force as a Meteorologist, Commander, and Professor. He served on deployment to Iraq in 2007. He would love for all involved with RMH to walk away knowing that God has called them first to himself and then to be on mission, ministering to all those around them in both the military and civilian society, spreading the gospel wherever the Lord leads them.
Co-Mentor: Tyler Johnson
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Rocky Mountain High #6
2026-07-12 - 2026-07-19
Mentor: LTC John Cross, USA (Ret.)
John graduated from West Point in 1993 and served as an Infantry Officer in the Army for 26 years. He commanded two companies in the 101st Airborne Division and an infantry battalion in the 1st Infantry Division along with numerous other staff and leadership positions from the platoon to division levels. Following battalion command, he worked with college students at West Point and in ROTC where the Lord gave him a passion for this student population. John now serves with Valor, a Cru campus ministry that focuses on ROTC & Academy students as they seek to integrate their faith with their future service as military officers for the glory of God.
John’s objective is to help the RMH attendees draw closer to the Lord and to model Jesus in their service back on their campuses and in the military while relying on the Holy Spirit for strength and wisdom.
Co-Mentor: LTC John A. Hoyman, USA (Ret)
John graduated from the Crusader Battalion Army ROTC at Wheaton College in 1992. He served as a rifle platoon leader and company commander in the Pennsylvania National Guard. Simultaneously, he served as the youth program director at the Officers’ Christian Fellowship (OCF) eastern conference center, White Sulphur Springs. During that time he ran Allegheny Outback!, an outdoor adventure program for military teens and started Camp Caleb, an outdoor camp for military youth. As an Army captain, he went on active duty, starting as an instructor of Army ROTC at Wheaton College. Following ten years on active duty, he returned to White Sulphur Springs as the operations director while continuing military service in the Army Reserve. He completed his military career in command of a logistics battalion in Queens, New York. John currently serves as the director of ROTC ministries for OCF.
John’s objective is to inspire RMH attendees to develop a leadership philosophy
centered on the Lord Jesus Christ and what it means to follow him
unreservedly while serving our country as a military leader.
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Rocky Mountain High #7
2026-07-19 - 2026-07-26
Mentor: Col Tony Kim, USAF (Ret.), MC
Col (ret) Kim retired from the USAF in 2019 and currently works full time as an Emergency Physician in Colorado Springs. After graduating from USAFA, he had been stationed all around the world during his 27 years of service, working in primary care, the emergency department, as well as operational support as a flight surgeon. The Lord called him as a 2nd Lt to irresistible grace leading to life dedicated to honoring God, desiring to incorporate faith into every aspect of life. He hopes to share that enthusiasm at his fourth RMH!
He would like to encourage and foster an understanding that faith should impact every aspect of our lives, including our workplace. As future officers, you have a tremendous impact on many lives and a strong faith will positively impact those under your leadership.
Co-Mentor: Mr. Rob Allen
Rob Allen was raised in a military family and is now the Executive Director of Frontline Leadership, a military ministry focused on launching compelling military officers. Embedded within ROTC units at Clemson University and connected to officers all over the world, Rob and Frontline excel at empowering cadets to find their identity and value in the gospel of Jesus Christ in a way that transcends their service, thus freeing them to be redemptive centers of gravity for their units.
Rob’s objective is for RMH cadets leave with a new framework for leadership, rooted in scripture, that focuses on heart-level life change; freed to love and lead their people in new and exciting ways.
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Rocky Mountain High #8
2026-07-26 - 2026-08-02
This week is open to everyone, but will include international participants. We partner with the Association for Christian Conferences Teaching and Service (ACCTS) who will sponsor several international cadets and officers to participate during this week. We encourage American cadets/mids and officers to attend!
Mentor: COL Andy MacLean, USA (Ret)
After graduating from West Point in 1995, Andy became an Artillery Officer. As a Captain in the 3rd Infantry Division, he participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom 1 as a Fire Support Officer for an Armor Task Force. He was selected as an Olmsted Scholar and studied 2 years in Mexico, opening the door to become an Army Foreign Area Officer for the second half of his Army career. In addition to participating in OCF, Andy now serves with the Association for Christian Conferences Teaching and Service (ACCTS), building and encouraging military Christian fellowships in other countries.
Using the book of Daniel, he plans to facilitate discussions on how Christian leaders can influence Babylons – places that don’t welcome our faith in Jesus Christ. The goal is to encourage and equip young leaders to influence any environment they find themselves in for the glory of our God and Savior.
Co-Mentor: 2LT Luke “Sunny” Kang, ARNG
Sunny graduated from Northeastern University in 2024 with a degree in Data Science and Biology. After being a member at RMH-I in the summer, he then traveled the world in Eastern Europe and South East Asia, went to AMEDD BOLC in Fort Sam Houston, and graduated as a Medical Officer (2LT). He is currently the OIC for the 182nd MCAS, Rear-D for the MA Army National Guard. Sunny will be transitioning from his research at Mass General Hospital and Harvard Medical School to work full time on a tech business with his brother called “Daniel Street Group,” having the heart to serve his community through excellent work from and for His glory.
What I want to accomplish this year:
To embolden members of RMH to only fear God.
“If this be so, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the burning fiery furnace, and he will deliver us out of your hand, O king. But if not, be it known to you, O king, that we will not serve your gods or worship the golden image that you have set up.”
‭‭Daniel‬ ‭3‬:‭17‬-‭18‬ ‭ESV‬‬
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